Saskatchewan Pressure Equipment Safety Legislation (PESL) Seminar OVERVIEW Understanding jurisdictional requirements is paramount in maintaining a safe public environment while avoiding unnecessary costs associated with additional delays or repairs. The seminar aims to provide participants with the knowledge required to better understand code and regulatory references in order to assist them in addressing jurisdictional requirements pertaining to pressure equipment. This seminar is intended to provide an overview of Saskatchewan provincial boiler and pressure vessel safety program requirements as well as a reference introduction to the scope and principles of the associated technical codes. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN Participants can expect to acquire a basic understanding of: • The role of Government, the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK) and the Saskatchewan Boiler and Pressure Vessel Act and Regulations • Design registration requirements (CRN) • Pressure welding requirements • Pressure welder qualifications and testing requirements • Boiler and refrigeration plant operator certification and attendance requirements • New and in-service pressure equipment requirements • Quality Control program requirements (QC) • Quality Management System requirements (QMS) • Repair and alteration requirements • Accident investigations • Boundaries of jurisdictional authorities • Interpretation and appeal processes • Saskatchewan Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Board • Equipment and system exemptions • Due diligence of equipment owners • Pressure equipment codes and standards (CSA B51; NBIC; ASME B31; ASME BPV Sections I, IV, VII – Div 1; ASME Section IX) At the end of the course, participants will have a greater awareness, knowledge and understanding of Saskatchewan legislation, programs governing pressure equipment safety, and the expectations of the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK). www.asfaleia.ca When Integrity Matters Saskatchewan Pressure Equipment Safety Legislation (PESL) Seminar WHO SHOULD ATTEND • In-service inspectors • Third-party inspectors • Jurisdictional inspectors • Quality Management System (QMS) personnel • Designers, installers, and manufacturers of pressure equipment • Equipment maintenance personnel • Project managers • Project engineers • Design and plant engineers APPLICABLE INDUSTRIES • Inspection • Regulatory • Petrochemical and refinery • Power generation • Oil and gas • Manufacturers and installers • Maintenance WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE SEMINAR Participants of this 2-day seminar will receive: • A workbook which includes copies of Saskatchewan pressure equipment legislation and of the seminar presentations. • A Certificate of Seminar Attendance (issued to the participant at the end of the session). • Lunch and refreshments (daily). Any associated hotel accommodations or parking fees (if any) are the responsibility of the attendee. SEMINAR COST $735.00 per person (includes GST). Group rates and customized seminars are also available. LOCATIONS AND SCHEDULE Seminars are held periodically in Regina, Saskatchewan. See www.asfaleia.ca for further details. A maximum of 24 participants will be accepted and a minimum of 6 participants will be necessary for the seminar to run. www.asfaleia.ca When Integrity Matters Saskatchewan Pressure Equipment Safety Legislation (PESL) Seminar CANCELLATION POLICY Cancellation requests received more than 14 calendar days before the start date of the seminar will receive a full refund of the course fee minus $135 administration fee. Cancellation requests received within the 14 calendar days before the start date of the course will be non-refundable. We reserve the right to cancel any seminar due to lack of registration or for any other reason. SUBSTITUTION POLICY Substitutions of participants will be permitted at any time prior to the start of course without additional charge. WHO IS THE INSTRUCTOR Brian Krasiun is internationally recognized as a leading authority on pressure equipment safety programs. He has obtained degrees in both Engineering and Administration from the University of Regina and is a specialist on Integrity Management requirements for the design, construction, installation and repair of boiler, pressure vessel, pressure piping, and nuclear pressure equipment. For over 19 years, Brian had served in numerous technical, managerial, and executive capacities within the Province of Saskatchewan’s pressure equipment, elevator, and amusement ride safety programs with both the Provincial Government of Saskatchewan and the newly created Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK), including 7 years as Executive Director and Chief Inspector. During this period, he had spent a number of years developing, implementing, and providing public education on Integrity Management requirements for the design, construction, and installation of pressure equipment. Brian was also responsible for the development and implementation of a model business plan for the delivery of traditional government safety inspection programs by an arms-length not-for-profit corporation (TSASK). Brian Krasiun is a long-time member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and is a past Board of Trustees member for the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. He continues to actively serve on a number of technical committees including CSA's pressure equipment and refrigeration committees (B51 and B52) as well as a number of ASME quality assurance standard and accreditation committees (Qualifications for Authorized Inspection (QAI-1), QAI Subcommittee on Accreditation (SCA), and Committee on Boiler and Pressure Vessel Conformity Assessment). For further information please contact ASFALEIA Inspection & Management Services Ltd at: Email: [email protected] Tel (306) 533-2389 www.asfaleia.ca When Integrity Matters
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